Do not use the same razor for your body as you do your face. They have different biomes that should not mix. Some microbes that are perfectly healthy and in check in one location can cause infection in others. By using the same razor on both areas you increase the chance for infections like staph or even jocks itch on your face.
@CMBDA @Alex Prus Have you heard of adhesive spores and the fabled "up to 99,9%" rating of soaps? You got 1K to 100K microorganisms square cm on your skin. 0,1% of 1M is still 1K. Math, Statistics, Biology. How does it wooooooork??? Come on, wash a drug needle and poke yourself with it, it's clean after all according to you. 🤣
Yeah, I wash mine and do it when I get out of the shower, I use the same hands, scrub and soap and spray too, should I get separate ones for that too.. idk, if I am clean, I think I am okay.
@@SpelliZNX the problem with jabing yourself with a used needle isn't even necessarily what it was used for, but the fact that its tip damage your veins
Anti-perspirant works by essentially clogging up your sweat glands. They actually work best if you shower at night and then put it on, because then it has the the entire night to 'kick in', assuming you aren't sweating during summer nights. Just have a razor in your shower and shave your pits everyday like most women. Up, Down, and sideways. Takes like 30 seconds. Just use soap as shaving cream. You wash your pits anyways. If you are just using deodorant, shaving will just give less surfaces for bacteria to cling to and stink up. "What is the evolutionary purpose of hair on the knuckles of your toes?" Humans actually have the same hair per sq. inch as a chimpanzee. The common misconception about evolution/natural selection is that it doesn't select for the best. It just selects for the 'good enough.' You have toe hair because there's no evolutionary pressure to not have toe hair. It makes more sense to think about why do parts of your body NOT have hair. B/c it's a join, b/c it's a part of your skin that touches surfaces a lot (palms of hands, soles of feet.)
In Connor's case the eyebags are primarily because redheads are literally more thin-skinned (as well as more pale of course) so everything going on underneath is easier to see.
I personally trim my chest and underarms, 3mm is the right length to me for those areas, doesn't feel like stubble, it's not itchy at all, and is short enough to get all the benefits of grooming, also antiperspirant does a way better job. For the bush I go a bit longer with 7mm, and the sack gets 3mm/4mm
It’s really cool to see a group of guys being supportive of their homie wearing make up instead of being judgemental. It can be scary to be open about that stuff around your bros
Shaving everything down there feels great for 24 hours…. And then the next week is pure agony. I can’t be keeping this up if no one’s even looking down there anyway.
it doesn't really get itchy for me. the first couple of times you shave your underarms or down there, it's gonna be a teeeeeny tiny bit uncomfortable when the new hair starts to pop out again, but after you get habituated with shaving, it won't be a problem anymore. in fact i definitely recommend shaving your underarms and private area because not only does it help with the sweat and smell, it just... feels good and clean and soft everywhere. also shaving helps exfoliate your dead skin cells. so, as long you shave with caution and moisturize before and after properly, it's always a good thing edit: about if guys should wear make up. just do what you want guys. make up has no gender. if you wanna wear it, then wear it, if not then don't. it shouldn't be a big deal
📝Using mattifying powder, to reduce the oily/shiny look on your face is better than actual makeup. 👌I recommend *Formen Shine Removal Translucent Powder* 📝If bags under your eyes is the issue, using a concealer, or a color correcting concealer -i.e, green to conceal redness; peach to conceal dark spots (like the undereye circles), according to one's skin tones-, and finish w/the translucent powder is a good shortcut, instead makeup. The best results can be achieved if you depuff your eyes 1st w/cold compress on your eyes. *P.S:* The darkness under your eyes are still visible, Garnt. Try a color correcting concealer
I've shaved since my early 20s. Now I've basically gotten it to using NAIR for majority of the body and then the razor for the small touch ups "anything I've missed". I use a razor for my face. I tried laser hair removal for the bikini area: it's uncomfortable at the beginning because the hair is naturally full and thick, but overtime after so many sessions the hair folical is small and a lot easier. (The "O" doesn't hurt at all FOR ME). However you need to go in for multiple sessions for it to permanently remove the hair. I hope to do it in the future, but in the meantime I still use NAIR and razors.
Why would your private area get sweaty and itchy? Unless you're doing some exercise that shouldn't happen, also it being sweaty is okay, but itchy is weird, might want to seek medical help.
Not only is a hairy asshole miserable, but it can also result in nasty shit. Ingrown hairs there can cause cysts, and you'll need surgery to get that shit removed. A family friend ended up getting the laser removal because he had gotten a cyst from an ingrown hair like 3 times (due to shaving it off) and had had enough
I refuse to shave parts of me that rub, only trim. My armpits and the section of skin between my bottom lip and chin both become sandpaper when I shave them, and will rub the rest of me raw through the day if I shave them.
i groomed once, and it itched for what it feel like month, i dont know if it was reaction or just normal after-shave itchiness, but i decided .. that it just isnt worth it
It might be because of the thickness of your body hair. My body hair is pretty thick so when I shave and the hair starts growing back, that little hair when in contact with the skin feels like a needle, it's hella uncomfortable. I don't shave unless I plan to get "busy".
that means you prolly shaved incorrectly. you have to shave in one direction. if you just keep zigzagging you will have ingrown hairs which will cause the itching. Shave in the direction that the hair grows. or just use a trimmer.
When you man scaping, choose one of those little combs in the grooming set -they can be used as a guide of how much hair you want to shave. If you choose to shave completely, just make sure you exfoliate, to avoid ingrown hair and itch.
having it clean shaven also makes it look bigger 😏. the only reason i trim down there, is when i know im going to hook up. doesnt look weird to me. but i guess if your hair ratio is messed up it will look bit weird. The new manscaped trimmer has helped a lot. i thought it was just a scam but i can actually trim my balls with it no problem. and guess what. no itching.
Facial hair is okay, i wanna shave or have beardstyle or something like that. What i really want is not having body hair, I don't want them to grow fast dammit
Its a pain in the ass ngl i think waxing is unironically the best way to go about it since when you shave it you end up with a prickly cactus after a few days and that is honestly horrible
@@angryfishy8183 yeah it fucking sucks also thank god for boxer breifs other underwear is just unpleasant when it gets hot other underwear tends to stick together or go up your crack which is uncomfortable to say the least
I'm kinda surprised none of them had this take: "I actually do not like body hair at all. I think it is because me sense of aesthetic has changed from reading so much hentai (since many hentai artists don't bother drawing body hair).
I have a seriously hairy chest - I shaved it once, probably never will again, despite using a brand new safety razor got razorbumps all over it - then for like the next 2-3 weeks every time I put on a shirt it was itchy and painful
@@DieFarbeLila88 Yeah afterwards I was using lots of lotion which helped but it was still treating the symptoms and not the cause. As for waxing - looks way too painful and my chest hair doesn't really bother me. I was just curious to try it once and it didn't even look good because the main part I shaved was really pale and the rest of torso (like obliques etc.) was way darker because it was still covered in a thin layer of hair, so the skin tones were way too different
@@Saito57G oh boy, that really sounds like it‘s not worth it to do this again - Especially if it doesn’t bother you 😅 And waxing… idk, a lot of women go to waxing so it being painful is not really an argument for me 😅 . Personally - if I had chest hair - I would maybe go to a laiser clinic to completely remove it for good but that‘s just me.
@@DieFarbeLila88Exactly, too much of a pain - like some other commenter said, on my chest I can embrace the wookie. I mean even my face right after shaving doesn't look completely shaven because I got a blue beard 😂 Also isn't laser removal like temporary?? I know electrocuting the hair (follicles? I think that's the english name?) one by one works permanently, while laser needs to be done a couple of times, but I could be seriously wrong
@@Saito57G LOL! That‘s a funny image 😂 Honestly I thought lasering and electrocuting the hair follicles is the same 😅 either way, I would try to remove them because I don’t care for hairy chests. Btw, what‘s a blue beard? 😅
I will never understand why people don’t just shave it all off. Facial hair, I get because it structures your face. But, armpit hair, pubic hair; if it’s too long and bothering, just shave it all off, so it takes longer to grow back
Also, if I started at the top, by the time I got to the bottom, I'd have to go back to the top paddock again. It's a no-win never-ending cycle of disp-hair. So, Like I said. Embrace the wookie.
I hate body hair. I just dont think I or 90% of males make it work. It always looks weird. But shaving it can make you look like a kid cause thats all I see
As a guy you have to shave down there. You cant expect a girl/boy to snuffle around down there if it's hairy as hell. It really doesn't get itchy either. EDIT: I shave down there every three weeks-ish.
@@hasanal-laethawi1894 Oh yea, I see no benefit for myself in wearing makeup, but some people do. To clarify though, I was referring to women wearing makeup, how that the social construct should be changed/removed for them, and it should be a choice and one that should be discussed when learning about it. I think it is counter productive to beauty, especially when someone puts way to much on, which I refer to as having a " cake face".
Shout out to Mudan for inserting the little fun facts and explanations, it makes the entire thing more interesting
It also goes to show how wrong the guys are sometimes. 😆
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Do not use the same razor for your body as you do your face. They have different biomes that should not mix. Some microbes that are perfectly healthy and in check in one location can cause infection in others. By using the same razor on both areas you increase the chance for infections like staph or even jocks itch on your face.
But... You can just wash your razor, no?
@CMBDA @Alex Prus Have you heard of adhesive spores and the fabled "up to 99,9%" rating of soaps? You got 1K to 100K microorganisms square cm on your skin. 0,1% of 1M is still 1K. Math, Statistics, Biology. How does it wooooooork??? Come on, wash a drug needle and poke yourself with it, it's clean after all according to you. 🤣
Yeah, I wash mine and do it when I get out of the shower, I use the same hands, scrub and soap and spray too, should I get separate ones for that too.. idk, if I am clean, I think I am okay.
@@SpelliZNX the problem with jabing yourself with a used needle isn't even necessarily what it was used for, but the fact that its tip damage your veins
Also if you someone like me don’t clean shave, it causes breakouts. It’s a medical condition that I can’t remember the name of.
This entire episode was just TMI the Podcast, and I love it.
Perfect way to start off TT's next season.
Anti-perspirant works by essentially clogging up your sweat glands. They actually work best if you shower at night and then put it on, because then it has the the entire night to 'kick in', assuming you aren't sweating during summer nights. Just have a razor in your shower and shave your pits everyday like most women. Up, Down, and sideways. Takes like 30 seconds. Just use soap as shaving cream. You wash your pits anyways. If you are just using deodorant, shaving will just give less surfaces for bacteria to cling to and stink up.
"What is the evolutionary purpose of hair on the knuckles of your toes?" Humans actually have the same hair per sq. inch as a chimpanzee. The common misconception about evolution/natural selection is that it doesn't select for the best. It just selects for the 'good enough.' You have toe hair because there's no evolutionary pressure to not have toe hair. It makes more sense to think about why do parts of your body NOT have hair. B/c it's a join, b/c it's a part of your skin that touches surfaces a lot (palms of hands, soles of feet.)
In Connor's case the eyebags are primarily because redheads are literally more thin-skinned (as well as more pale of course) so everything going on underneath is easier to see.
I personally trim my chest and underarms, 3mm is the right length to me for those areas, doesn't feel like stubble, it's not itchy at all, and is short enough to get all the benefits of grooming, also antiperspirant does a way better job. For the bush I go a bit longer with 7mm, and the sack gets 3mm/4mm
Are you going to upload a tutorial?
@@drinks-your-water right, I'm a visual learner 😁
It’s really cool to see a group of guys being supportive of their homie wearing make up instead of being judgemental. It can be scary to be open about that stuff around your bros
Are they really your bros if y’all don’t have these types of conversations late at night?
@@Itsthatoneboy Facts
Shaving everything down there feels great for 24 hours…. And then the next week is pure agony.
I can’t be keeping this up if no one’s even looking down there anyway.
You haven't truly lived until you've had a stranger in a paper suit with goggles shoot you in the asshole with a laser.
it doesn't really get itchy for me. the first couple of times you shave your underarms or down there, it's gonna be a teeeeeny tiny bit uncomfortable when the new hair starts to pop out again, but after you get habituated with shaving, it won't be a problem anymore. in fact i definitely recommend shaving your underarms and private area because not only does it help with the sweat and smell, it just... feels good and clean and soft everywhere. also shaving helps exfoliate your dead skin cells. so, as long you shave with caution and moisturize before and after properly, it's always a good thing
edit: about if guys should wear make up. just do what you want guys. make up has no gender. if you wanna wear it, then wear it, if not then don't. it shouldn't be a big deal
this was a quality man-talk session, bravo guys! bravo!
📝Using mattifying powder, to reduce the oily/shiny look on your face is better than actual makeup. 👌I recommend *Formen Shine Removal Translucent Powder*
📝If bags under your eyes is the issue, using a concealer, or a color correcting concealer -i.e, green to conceal redness; peach to conceal dark spots (like the undereye circles), according to one's skin tones-, and finish w/the translucent powder is a good shortcut, instead makeup. The best results can be achieved if you depuff your eyes 1st w/cold compress on your eyes.
*P.S:* The darkness under your eyes are still visible, Garnt. Try a color correcting concealer
I've shaved since my early 20s. Now I've basically gotten it to using NAIR for majority of the body and then the razor for the small touch ups "anything I've missed". I use a razor for my face.
I tried laser hair removal for the bikini area: it's uncomfortable at the beginning because the hair is naturally full and thick, but overtime after so many sessions the hair folical is small and a lot easier. (The "O" doesn't hurt at all FOR ME). However you need to go in for multiple sessions for it to permanently remove the hair. I hope to do it in the future, but in the meantime I still use NAIR and razors.
How expensive is the laser removal?
@@aramondehasashi3324 i tried Ideal Image and it was over $4k. That's another major issue why I haven't done it again.
Never paid more attention to any other highlight. Thanks Trash Tatse, it was very informative.
Antiperspirant works 3x better, if you shower before bed, and put it on then. Bedsheets stay cleaner, too.
Antiperspirant before going to bed? That’s a thing? Oh 😅
I'm always entertained at Connor goes monke mode.....XD
Connor casually outs himself as a furry
Trash taste is everything I look for in a podcast: entertaining, interesting and (appearently)(occasionally) educational
I have a single long hair growing on my left earlobe… wtf body. 😂
Sorry, your ancestors had to deal with very big bugs that wanted to nest in their ears.
I don't get how some people can just ignore all the hair down there, it gets so sweaty and itchy it's insane
But like how do i get rid of the vio hair without using some sort of acid
@@Wrath0waxing maybe? I don't know anything about grooming that part so do some research I guess
Lmao
@@Wrath0Just shave every week man .
Why would your private area get sweaty and itchy? Unless you're doing some exercise that shouldn't happen, also it being sweaty is okay, but itchy is weird, might want to seek medical help.
I shave my face and neck and get haircuts a couple times per year. Besides for sometimes trimming downstairs I don’t shave anywhere.
Not only is a hairy asshole miserable, but it can also result in nasty shit. Ingrown hairs there can cause cysts, and you'll need surgery to get that shit removed. A family friend ended up getting the laser removal because he had gotten a cyst from an ingrown hair like 3 times (due to shaving it off) and had had enough
I refuse to shave parts of me that rub, only trim. My armpits and the section of skin between my bottom lip and chin both become sandpaper when I shave them, and will rub the rest of me raw through the day if I shave them.
Wow. This explaines why so many men smell less then nice. They don`t talk about grooming so how would they get good at it.
Im surprised at people that say you sweat less when you remove hair. It's the total opposite for me, i feel nasty when i shave lol (im a woman)
bunch of engineers showing length using their hands smh
@5:54 Joey - yao ming meme face. enjoy
i groomed once, and it itched for what it feel like month, i dont know if it was reaction or just normal after-shave itchiness, but i decided .. that it just isnt worth it
Maybe you got razorbumps my man? Like those tiny little white bumps which are itchy and painful to the touch
It might be because of the thickness of your body hair. My body hair is pretty thick so when I shave and the hair starts growing back, that little hair when in contact with the skin feels like a needle, it's hella uncomfortable.
I don't shave unless I plan to get "busy".
that means you prolly shaved incorrectly. you have to shave in one direction. if you just keep zigzagging you will have ingrown hairs which will cause the itching. Shave in the direction that the hair grows. or just use a trimmer.
When you man scaping, choose one of those little combs in the grooming set -they can be used as a guide of how much hair you want to shave. If you choose to shave completely, just make sure you exfoliate, to avoid ingrown hair and itch.
I hate the itchiness, that is why I never clean shave especially on my face, trim and leave a bit of stubble, easy to maintain imo.
No joke saw the video and went to shave my BEARD as i was watching, how perfect can you get
The worst part is I have mad backsquatch
Ty mudan for the small Info Boxes but i aint readin allat 🗣🔥
having it clean shaven also makes it look bigger 😏. the only reason i trim down there, is when i know im going to hook up. doesnt look weird to me. but i guess if your hair ratio is messed up it will look bit weird.
The new manscaped trimmer has helped a lot. i thought it was just a scam but i can actually trim my balls with it no problem. and guess what. no itching.
I get bags under my eyes too even if im rested, its because of iron deficiency, also why I can get light headed easily
My hair grows way too fucking fast. On my body, but especially face hair. I wish I was one of those who couldn‘t grow anything on their face.
Facial hair is okay, i wanna shave or have beardstyle or something like that. What i really want is not having body hair, I don't want them to grow fast dammit
Even as a woman, this is a readly helpfull and pleasant sex-ed conversation. I hope teens get to listen to this :)
Garnt doesnt look like he has eyebags. Looks more like allergic shiners
Its a pain in the ass ngl i think waxing is unironically the best way to go about it since when you shave it you end up with a prickly cactus after a few days and that is honestly horrible
Just the thought of the pricking is blood curdling
@@angryfishy8183 yeah it fucking sucks also thank god for boxer breifs other underwear is just unpleasant when it gets hot other underwear tends to stick together or go up your crack which is uncomfortable to say the least
laser hair removal doesn't hurt lol waxing hurts way more than laser removal
Double dark under eye circles for Garnt's kids will make them the perfect ara ara and mendokusai edgy characters.
not shaving your armpits is utterly weird. Specially if you live in humid place it will stink faster and it will itch too much.
I'm kinda surprised none of them had this take: "I actually do not like body hair at all. I think it is because me sense of aesthetic has changed from reading so much hentai (since many hentai artists don't bother drawing body hair).
I have a seriously hairy chest - I shaved it once, probably never will again, despite using a brand new safety razor got razorbumps all over it - then for like the next 2-3 weeks every time I put on a shirt it was itchy and painful
Try waxing? if it really bothers you. and some lotion could help with the razorbumbs
@@DieFarbeLila88 Yeah afterwards I was using lots of lotion which helped but it was still treating the symptoms and not the cause. As for waxing - looks way too painful and my chest hair doesn't really bother me. I was just curious to try it once and it didn't even look good because the main part I shaved was really pale and the rest of torso (like obliques etc.) was way darker because it was still covered in a thin layer of hair, so the skin tones were way too different
@@Saito57G oh boy, that really sounds like it‘s not worth it to do this again - Especially if it doesn’t bother you 😅
And waxing… idk, a lot of women go to waxing so it being painful is not really an argument for me 😅
. Personally - if I had chest hair - I would maybe go to a laiser clinic to completely remove it for good but that‘s just me.
@@DieFarbeLila88Exactly, too much of a pain - like some other commenter said, on my chest I can embrace the wookie. I mean even my face right after shaving doesn't look completely shaven because I got a blue beard 😂 Also isn't laser removal like temporary?? I know electrocuting the hair (follicles? I think that's the english name?) one by one works permanently, while laser needs to be done a couple of times, but I could be seriously wrong
@@Saito57G LOL! That‘s a funny image 😂
Honestly I thought lasering and electrocuting the hair follicles is the same 😅 either way, I would try to remove them because I don’t care for hairy chests. Btw, what‘s a blue beard? 😅
Do you also only have the medial part of your feet (dorsal of course) covered in hair and the lateral half has no hair at all???
Rookie movie to shave. Waxing is where it's at.
Now I'm curious how many people watched this and looked in their pants afterwards
I will never understand why people don’t just shave it all off. Facial hair, I get because it structures your face. But, armpit hair, pubic hair; if it’s too long and bothering, just shave it all off, so it takes longer to grow back
If I started shaving my chest I'd have to keep going to my toes. Or it would just look weird. Like half-mown grass. Embrace the wookie.
Also, if I started at the top, by the time I got to the bottom, I'd have to go back to the top paddock again. It's a no-win never-ending cycle of disp-hair. So, Like I said. Embrace the wookie.
I've met lawnmowers who do exactly that. It's a venerable trade. Not one I personally choose. Maybe just get a goat.
Does anyone know where I can get Garnt's shirt in this clip? It looks sick
garnt talking abt wearing make up ❤
If you want to get 1 specific hair: electrolysis. Electrocute the exact hairs you want gone one at a time.
Bros are starting from masculine hari to under bag eyes
I thought the Japanese marketing for hair removal as VIO was solely for women. Isn't it?
I hate body hair. I just dont think I or 90% of males make it work. It always looks weird. But shaving it can make you look like a kid cause thats all I see
Hair Discrimination
This was the worst episode to watch while eating 💀
Why do men shave their body hair? I’ve never done it - have no desire to do it.
As a guy you have to shave down there. You cant expect a girl/boy to snuffle around down there if it's hairy as hell. It really doesn't get itchy either. EDIT: I shave down there every three weeks-ish.
"A man who doesn't shave down there can never be a real man, he can only be a caveman."
Cosplay jey😅
am I the only one here that has nothing on their armpits
🤔 hmmm interesting.
4:19 yk that's actually the most normie sh1+ whats the problem
Nah bro that's weird .. probably
@@hasanal-laethawi1894 idk do you dry ur balls on a separate towel?
Make up is a social construct guys and we shouldn't normalize it for us .. too much hustle
Break the social construct for all.
Also, less is more in my opinion, and there is a time and place for more and what type.
@@BarzulRei Nah bro I already need at least 30 minutes before I go out solely for my beard .. there's no way I'd 30 extra for make up .
@@hasanal-laethawi1894 Oh yea, I see no benefit for myself in wearing makeup, but some people do.
To clarify though, I was referring to women wearing makeup, how that the social construct should be changed/removed for them, and it should be a choice and one that should be discussed when learning about it. I think it is counter productive to beauty, especially when someone puts way to much on, which I refer to as having a "
cake face".
@@BarzulRei Well .. in that case , I totally agree with you